"Poirot" The Mystery of Hunter's Lodge (TV Episode 1991) - David Suchet as Hercule Poirot

[last lines]

Hercule Poirot : Is this gratitude, Hastings? Is it for this that Hercule Poirot exerts his talents on behalf of the world?

Chief Inspector Japp : You expect gratitude? Don't make me laugh. Now you know what a real detective feels like.

Hercule Poirot : A *real* detective!

[Japp smiles and nods]

Hercule Poirot : Chief Inspector Japp is truly most amusing, do you not think, Hastings?

Captain Hastings : Oh, yes, most amusing.

Hercule Poirot : For a policeman.
Hercule Poirot : You are leaving? One can leave?
Chief Inspector Japp : [Poirot has a slight cold] How's the cold, Poirot?

Hercule Poirot : It is *not* a cold! It is a deadly fever!
Hercule Poirot : I shall need at least six... no, no, no. no... eight for de grouse en glaze. I shall ask the hotel to cook us some tomorrow.

Captain Hastings : It's not like ordering them in a shop, Poirot. I've gotta shoot the damn things.

Hercule Poirot : I have every faith in your marksmanship, Hastings.
Hercule Poirot : Hastings, would you please stop tapping your nose in that theatrical manner and tell me all you know?
Hercule Poirot : Ah, a log fire, one of the better traditions of the English.

Captain Hastings : Roger was saying you keep an eye on the place for the family?

Archie Havering : Yes, I'm local. A poor relation is available. Damn ignominious it is too.

Captain Hastings : Why?

Archie Havering : Some of my pupils' families live six to a room. This place lies empty forty weeks a year.

David Suchet: Hercule Poirot